Tag: Russia

The most up to date information available on the war in Ukraine culled from one of the most reliable sources on the subject.

America’s National Security Strategy (NSS) is the blueprint for how the United States will protect its citizens and interests from foreign threats.

Ukraine has been optimizing its shadow troops as the war continues to stagnate.

Russian culture has a long history of valuing strong leaders and a powerful state.

The situation in Ukraine is reaching a critical point, and President Volodymyr Zelensky is sounding the alarm.

The NATO military alliance will soon conduct war games in the skies over Germany. This would cause a delay to civilian flights.

Right now, no one is certain who blew up the Kakhova Dam. No one, of course, except the people who did it. What their reasoning is, we may never know.

Last week, multiple drones attacked two oil refineries deep inside Russia. One cannot help but wonder who sent them.

The deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus by Russia, reminiscent of the Cold War era, raises concerns and intensifies global tensions, highlighting the need for diplomatic efforts and de-escalation to navigate the uncertain future of international security.

In an interview, Dmitry Medvedev, a Russian senior official, said that the war in Ukraine could last for “a very long time,” even decades.

Amidst escalating tensions and controversy, the USS Gerald R. Ford’s historic docking in Oslo marks a significant moment in US-Norway defense cooperation, solidifying NATO’s presence in the Arctic and North Atlantic regions while reaffirming the collective commitment to maintaining stability and security in the face of geopolitical challenges.

The Battle for Bakhmut, in Eastern Ukraine, holds the potential to shape the course of the wider conflict. Ukrainian forces are striving to repel the Russian invaders and reclaim the town, while Wagner Group mercenaries face the risk of being decimated by their opponents in a treacherous free-fire zone.